While you can get great sound out of a pair of standard earbuds, nothing sounds quite as good as noise-canceling headphones. Often, the most effective models are over-ear headphones that can completely shut out ambient noise.

Audiologists in the UK are concerned about the long-term effects of noise canceling headphones due to a rise in hearing issues reported by users.

Noise cancellation in headphones and earbuds enhances sound quality, reduces distractions, and promotes focus. Ideal for busy environments, it ensures immersive listening experiences, making them essential for work,

We've all been on a noisy train or a busy street with our headphones on and found that concentrating on a favourite song or podcast is really tricky, thanks to outside noise. In addition, finding affordable headphones that block it all out can be a struggle - unless you want to splurge and spend a fortune,

UK audiologists report rise in young adults with sound processing disorders potentially linked to noise-canceling headphone use, prompting health concerns.

We use headphones almost daily, whether for music, podcasts, or calls, but a new study suggests that headphones, especially those with noise-cancelling features, may put you at risk of hearing loss. Watch in for more details!

Claire Benton, vice president of the British Academy of Audiology, told the BBC that noise-cancelling headphones that block the layers of sound may make it harder for the brain to